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Apply NOW or call your local recruiter Kristine @ 614-876-2768 ext -247. Job Info Job Location: Clinton, PA Route Type: Local Type of Assignment: Temp to Hire Hours Per Shift: 10 Hours Hours Per Week: 50 Hours Shift Start Time: 01:30 pm Working Days: Mon-Fri Transmission Type: Automatic Job Requirements CDL Class: CDL A Experience: 2+ years Handling: Drop and hook, Live Loading/Unloading Additional Information TransForce is seeking a full-time CDL A driver in Clinton, PA. This job offers $22/hr plus OT after 40 hours.
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Call a driver employment specialist to learn more or click apply now to secure a position. Apply Today For CDL-A Truck Driver Job Opportunities With Roehl. Regional and Dedicated CDL-A TRUCK DRIVER JOBS Take Home More. Be Home More. Get HOME WEEKLY on routes that feature Roehl's Dynamic Pay Plans.
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If you have a CDL A and 1 year of experience call (800) 851-8651 or apply now! Walmart Gift Card to Stock Up Your Truck On Us. Ask about our Road Warrior option starting at 70 CPM with $1750 minimum guaranteed.
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Apply now for our CDL Class A Regional Northern Truck Driver position! Job Description: Are you a skilled CDL Class A driver who wants competitive pay and a sustainable work-life balance.
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